@MikeMiller Maybe I misunderstand. But I assumed that the second author was stationed at the place Tobias had his postdoctoral stay. I.e. they were in the same location while the research for the paper took place, and then I further assumed that it being a postdoctoral stay, meant that Tobias would be leaving, which would mean they would be stationed at different places.
@TobiasKildetoft Question about how research works: The acknowledgement of your paper says that the research was done during your postdoctoral stay, does this mean you won't be doing further research with the second author, or would you do it by distance(or other if I am misunderstanding)?
I think I am misunderstanding. You are doing research in the field of calculation of integrals, series and limits, and you are not working with anyone else on this? While your results are as copious as those of Ramanujan?
@byteofthat People pop in and out from my observation. If you ask, people may or may not answer depending on how busy or interested they are. Ask away.
And algebraic independence of a set of $n$ elements, $\{a_1,\cdots,a_n\}$ means that there exists no $f(x_1,\cdots,x_n)\in F[x_1,\cdots,x_n]$ such that $f(a_1,\cdots,a_n)= 0$
I see, so normally at the level that you are producing research, all research related to your specialization is either in your vocabulary, or developed in the paper that you are reading?
@TobiasKildetoft Fairly unspecific question I suppose: When reading a research paper, and coming across some concept or word you haven't come across, do you have some method of working out it's meaning, if you can't glean it from context?
@TobiasKildetoft To be honest, I have never read a research paper. I think since you seem active here it would be beneficial for me to read it and ask you questions, if that isn't a problem
